Preposition Model Test -01

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·       We love with Bangladesh.

·       He resembles with his father.

·       When did you enter into the building?

·       I reached at the station very late.

·       I asked from him his name.

·       We pray God when we are in trouble.

·       I am listening you.

·       She hasn’t written me since Eid.

·       If I am off, I have to explain  my boss.

·       He said me, “We should go home now.”

·       There is no one to talk.

·       Is there any fine music to  listen.

·       This pen is to write.

·       I have many problems to think.

·       There was nothing to worry.

·       I regard you my brother.

·       He has defined poetry to be a reflective of one’s mind.

·       I consider it as a mistake.

·       The two brothers divide all things among themselves.

·       The property was divided between all the sons equally.

·       He likes living at the river instead of in the mountains.

·       He came to see me on Eid.

·       He is sitting at the table.

·       Beside English, I can speak two other languages.

·       He lives besides my house.

·       You can come to see me every day not on Saturday.

·       All of the class leaving Ali was present in the hall.

·       He came to help me instead him.

·       I wanted to be a psychologist but I became a teacher instead a psychologist.

·       He eats at home instead going to a restaurant.

·       You can get all kinds of things around, such like books, socks and other amenities.

·       Books, as this, are highly appreciable.

·       Despite of his opposition, I won the elections.

·       I stayed at home because raining.

·       She has her personal case for to keep her things.

·       He went to Lahore for finding a job.

·       This key is to open locks.

·       I need another course for teach my students effectively.

·       He learnt English quite well to/for practicing it all day long.

·       I usually travel in bus.

·       He came to see me by his car.

·       We will see you on Eid.

·       I live at Lahore.

·       My books fell in the river.

·       The cat jumped on the table.

·       I always go to college by foot.

·       What is the time in his watch?

·       I am not afraid from you.

·       When did you arrive Bangladesh?

·       Why are you angry on me?

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·       We love Bangladesh.

·       He resembles his father.

·       When did you enter the building?

·       I reached the station very late.

·       I asked him his name.   

·       We pray to God when we are in trouble.

·       I am listening to you.

·       She hasn’t written to me since Eid.

·       If I am off, I have to explain to my boss.

·       He said to me, “We should go home now.” 

·       There is no one to talk to.

·       Is there any fine music to listen to?

·       This pen is to write with.

·       I have many problems to think about.

·       There was nothing to worry about.

·       I regard you as my brother.

·       He has defined poetry as a reflective of one’s mind.

·       I consider it a mistake.

·       The two brothers divide all things between themselves.

·       The property was divided among all the sons equally.

·       He likes living on the river instead of in the mountains.

·       He came to see me at Eid.

·       He is sitting on the table.

·       Besides English, I can speak two other languages.

·       He lives beside my house.

·       You can come to see me every day but/except on Saturday.

·       All of the class but/ except Ali was present in the hall.

·       He came to help me instead of him.

·       I wanted to be a psychologist but I became a teacher instead/ instead of a psychologist.

·       He eats at home instead of going to a restaurant.

·       You can get all kinds of things around, such as books, socks and other amenities.

·       Books, such as this, are highly appreciable.

·       Despite/ In spite of his opposition, I won the elections.

·       I stayed at home because it was raining/of the rain.

·       She has her personal case to keep/for keeping her things.

·       He went to Lahore to find a job.

·       This key is for opening locks.

·       I need another course to teach/for teaching my students effectively.

·       He learnt English  quite well by practicing it all day long.

·       I usually travel by bus.

·       He came to see me in his car.

·       We will see you at Eid.

·       I live in Lahore.

·       My books fell into the river.

·       The cat jumped upon the table.

·       I always go to college on foot.

·       What is the time by his watch?

·       I am not afraid of you.

·       When did you arrive in Bangladesh?

·       Why are you angry with me?